subsequence

NOUN
  1. something that follows something else
  2. following in time
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How To Use subsequence In A Sentence

  • Informally, the “invariance under subsequence selection” is supposed to capture the idea that the probabilities of events in any infinite subsequence selected from the original sequence by a procedure based on the indices of events in the original sequence alone, will be the same as the probabilities of events in the original sequence. Hans Reichenbach
  • At last, for the similarity, the author gives how to get the longest common subsequence between two protein sequences.
  • The property of the convergent sequence about even subsequence and odd subsequence is generalized.
  • Collinearity was assessed by computing the longest common subsequence of gene pairs.
  • Steve Carrell was actually being waxed for that scene and the subsequence scene of him walking down the street in his blood-flecked shirt is not a special effect. "I was overwhelmed by a sudden access of lava-like agony, accompanied by the vertiginous sensation that there was no there there."
  • We assume that a sequence consists of subsequences delimited by functionally constrained blocks.
  • * If this subsequence is more than 1 bit long, update the count of the next subsequence i.e. stripping off the leftmost 4dc5 Sequence « dudegalea
  • Transcription factors are proteins that bind to a subsequence of the DNA before a gene and encourage the start of transcription.
  • This sequence contains various increasing subsequences, such as 5 6 9 or 1 3 6 7 8.
  • The second method, called embedding-based subsequence matching, is used to find optimal subsequence matches in databases of strings under the edit distance or Smith-Waterman, as well as in databases of time series under the dynamic time warping distance measure. Mapping Methods for Efficient Similarity-Based Multimedia Re | TECHNOLOGY NEWS
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